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Hydratious 

Adjective | hy-dray-shus

1a: food that makes you feel hydrated after eating
// I feel refreshed after eating 𝘩𝘺𝘥𝘳𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘶𝘴 strawberries.

1b: a combination of the words “hydrated” and “delicious”
// 𝘏𝘺𝘥𝘳𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘶𝘴 watermelon is a great summer dessert.
I love eating hydratious strawberries after gettin’ hot and sweaty outside.
Hydratious by Armageddon Bride July 18, 2022
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hydration station 

Any device or system that dispenses clean water for drinking.

term made popular by @SeanAquino snapchat
Person: "It's real hot today, but we here.. at the Hydration Station! Always stay hydrated"

Hydration Nation 

A nation created to let others drink water as free men. It was created by the founding fathers.
Teacher: Don’t drink water in class
Student: I can if I want I a member of the Hydration Nation

Collective Hydration Phenomenon 

The fascinating phenomenon that occurs when 2 or more people are eating at a table, with their drinks in front of them, and everybody at the table reaches for their drink at the same time, leaving the table in an awkward silence.
"Slurp......slurp.....slurp...."
Collective Hydration Phenomenon

hydration session 

To have a drink usually a beer
Oi boys it’s time for a hydration session

international hydration day 

International hydration day its the day where you stay hydrated and remember others to stay hydrated
Guy1: Ey do you know what day its today
Guy2: I think its 29 april so its

probably international hydration day
Guy1: Oh yea stay hydrated
Guy2: You too bro
"Two girls one cup" is a horatious site.
horatious by duey xP January 27, 2008
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